As the Next Star Artist competition (http://www.nextstarartist.com) is an entirely new concept there were bound to be some areas that needed tweaking.
As the Next Star Artist competition (http://www.nextstarartist.com) is an entirely new concept there were bound to be some areas that needed tweaking. The first change is the removal of the condition of entry that […]
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Our actual object of the week is an Edison Home cylinder phonograph in excellent, original condition. It’s a Model B that dates to about 1906 and is a slightly more “uptown” version of the Home than the Model A. Most notably, the B’s bedplate is shorter than that of the A, and the speed control on the B is located below […]
An acrylic on canvas portrait of former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, done in 1989 by Russian artist Semyon Faibisovich, sold for $144,000 at an auction held April 17 by Gene Shapiro Auctions, LLC.
(New York City, N.Y.) - A stylized and historical acrylic on canvas portrait of former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, done in 1989 by […]
Your first piece of jewelry is always the most precious and dearest piece since it was most likely given to you by a much cherished person—it is your own personal treasure. As the years pass, you acquire more pieces, whether they are gifts, inheritance or you purchase them for yourself. Some you will like more […]
What’s more fun than spending the day out hunting for antiques and collectibles and then breaking for a delicious California inspired lunch at The Kess Café in Plantsville, Connecticut? The word is out, this darling Village of Plantsville, part of Southington located in Central Connecticut is the perfect destination for folks who love to shop […]
Presenting an extremely rare, much sought-after, 1960 Capsule 6 Masudaya Battery Operated Toy! This vintage rocket toy was made in Japan by Masudaya / Modern Toys in the early 1960’s. The capsule measures 10″ inches longs and is 5 1/4″ inches tall. The litho appears in great shape! Some very light scuffs and light wear. […]
Colors and patterns popular during the sixties or “mod generation” are popping up everywhere… on nursery accessories, textiles, kitchen-wares, clothing and even office and school supplies according to kitschy collector C. Dianne Zweig. Zweig, author of Hot Kitchen & Home Collectibles of the 30s, 40s, 50s and the soon to be released Hot Cottage Collectibles […]
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I was one of those kids who couldn’t get enough of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. In fact, when I got a set of Dale Evans cut-outs complete with all her fringed garb, I played with […]
(Long Beach, Ca. May 18, 2008)…. The largest antique & collectible market in California will be held on Sunday, May 18th at Long Beach Veterans Stadium featuring over 800 dealers.
The Long Beach Flea Marker was voted the best flea market in Los Angeles by L.A. Magazine and recently featured on ABC TV “The View” the […]
